New Delhi: Pakistan, which is facing a huge economic crisis, has increased the price of gasoline by Rs 10 per litre. There has been a huge fall in the value of the currency in the country, which is facing a severe economic crisis. In such a situation, the problems of the people who are already troubled by skyrocketing inflation are increasing even more. After the latest increase, the price of gasoline in Pakistan has now increased to Rs 282 per litre.
Pakistan's Finance Minister announced: Pakistan's Finance Minister Ishaq Dar announced the increase in prices in a live telecast late at night, saying that no change has been made in the prices of diesel and light diesel oil so far. Their prices will be Rs 293 and Rs 174.68 per litre, respectively. The price of kerosene may also increase by Rs 5.78 to Rs 186.07 per litre.
The Finance Minister of Pakistan has said that the new prices can be effective as of Sunday, April 16. Ishaq Dar accepted that this amendment was necessary because the prices of petroleum products have also increased in the international market in the last 15 days. The organisation of OPEC countries had announced a cut in oil production. The news says that the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) announced a cut in production earlier this month. After which the prices of crude oil have increased and the prices of crude oil have increased for oil-importing countries around the world.
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